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The furore over French star Thierry Henry’s hand ball against Ireland has spilled into European politics, straining Irish and French relations. Dr Emily Ryall, philosophy of sport lecturer at the University of Gloucestershire, and Simon Barnes, chief sports writer for The Times, debate whether sporting clashes should be given a political stage.
